"You're hired" And just like that, Grant can basically quit YT and be a golf coach to Pro Athletes. (well, he wouldn't but that's how things like this start!) I love that all these elite athletes turn to golf for a challenge. The rest of us who've played since we were kids "Yea, welcome to the club. Weve fought this game our whole lives!" LOL Its the patience that Grant has. Thats a mark of a great teacher - patience. Great content. Ive been working on this over the winter and spring. Just everything from 80-40.
Given how late this guy started playing, and knowing that starting as a kid literally makes it several orders of magnitude easier to develop a good swing,... you get the impression that some people are just built differently. Elite athlete was the correct description!
@@noomade I've seen this all too often. These athletes understand the body and how it moves. It helps them have a swing that's 70-80% there. Then they just need to hire someone to fill in the finer points and they end up single digit handicaps. But thats their thing, they're athletic. If I asked them to learn to write code like I do, they'd be lost. It took me several years to get good at golf and these guys can find it in half the time. But it's still fun to watch them struggle in this game. It takes no prisoners.
@@Real28 Well, I agree generally. The coding thing is not a good comparison though. My main point was about the difference in learning new mechanics after childhood. Of course the person would have needed some form of development of _some_ mechanics and training structure in the first place. Your coding analogy is tantamount to saying that someone who had the potential to be an athlete but never went outside or played any sport and just sat in front of the tv all the time, would be lost trying to learn something at age 30. Yes of course they would. Coding requires some foundations in mental skills that a lot of people don't acquire. I am a pretty good programmer (so I have been told anyway) and I started coding as an adult and it was not my main focus. But then again I have strong background mathematics and went to pretty challenging schools that laid a foundation that allowed me to pick things like that up pretty easily. I was a really good tennis player as kid and was very coachable in all sports, but picked up golf as an adult and it took me so much longer than in it did for all the children in my extended families, who generally were much less capable than I was at their ages. I am confident that had many of these athletes been given my educational background and support structure, they would certainly not be lost when it comes to things such as coding. So many of the athletes you see, come from social structures that never allow them to develop the foundations the first place. Have you seen Magnus Carlson play poker? He started playing poker as an adult and would pass as a pro. It brings me back what I wrote; some people are just built differently! Anyway, just realised I have waffled on for way too long. TL;DR People that are the very best in their fields tend to be very impressive people in general!
@@noomade ha, you went way, way too deep my friend. My statement was meant to be more vague and general, not to get into the deep weeds of opportunities, social upbringings and the like! But no worries, you aren't wrong. What I meant to say, is these guys are athletically gifted, so athletic things come a lot easier to them. I am more intellectually gifted, so things like coding come easier to me. I did not go to college or have any great opportunities to learn it. I just decided well after HS to start learning one and my ability to understand and absorb that kind of content is easy for me, so here we are. I know people way smarter than me in general who struggle with it, it's just about how your brain and body are wired. Athletes are gonna athlete. Simple as that. It's so cool to see, too.
Calling golf a “cruel addiction” is the most concise and eloquent description of the game that I’ve ever heard. 🤣 I’m definitely going to use that from now on!
It's hilarious that professional athletes fell in love with golf for the same reasons that I did. Golf brings that competition back in life and that "wanting to be good" mindset and it feels amazing when things start to click. Love the videos Grant, learning a lot!
one thing ive noticed from all my previous golf instructors/coaches is that they all hammer the idea of positive reinforcement. The beautiful thing about each golf shot is that weather the result is good or bad there is always something positive to take away from it. It can be solid contact, correct alignment or even something as simple as a parallel takeaway.. as a golf instructor it is super important to always omit confidence to the student on any level. Grant does this so so well
It was so sick meeting you yesterday Grant. I could tell you enjoyed every second of the whole event. You seem like a truly genuine guy and I wish you luck in everything you do in the future!
absolutely love this video. Seeing Grant give a lesson on a difficult golf shot to a gifted athlete is elite content. The questions and knowledge are on point. Awesome to see.. more like this please! Dope.
There is no greater moment in golf than seeing a new player learning something new after struggling with it. The joy on both teacher and student faces is a joy to watch.
I don't even think I've watched a Good Good video smiling the whole time like I did with this video. Keep it up grant. You're the reason I'm going to Keiser for a Golf Management degree. You're an easy model to follow in the world of instructing. Congrats on the influence you have built man, truly inspiring.
@@keithdunkley734 Thanks man! I’m going through their flagship location too. I’m nervous but choosing to lean into a career that I’m passionate about instead of forcing myself into an unhappy 9-5.
@@davissmith1559 I now work as a head chef at a country club and give private lessons during the off season. Worked out great for me just try and meet as many people as you can it’s all about who you know down the road!
I can honestly say I have had 0 in person instruction and from watching Grant’s videos I have actually gotten better. Love the fact that I can watch shot by shot analysis of how a scratch golfer approaches the game. I’m so happy this guy provides this for free. I appreciate you man.
Grant, this live teaching session is awesome. This is the quality of content you may consider posting on GOOD GOOD LABS? You really shine with teaching random golfers vs the GG Team. You might even consider creating a "season" with select students where you're on the course teaching them how to golf. Then at the end of the season you guys can have an 18 hole tournament with the students, three videos, 6x6x6... Then do a follow-up video interviewing the students and how they feel now from when they started with you, what they learned and share how they improved, and how "Good Good" it feels to be on the course with the added tools....
This is why I call you the Professor!! I'm a SoCal guy who is a die hard Bears fan. Its so cool to see TG on your channel. Get ready, you know how word spreads. Other professional athletes are going to be calling! #FORTHELOVEOFTHEGAME
My first year playing baseball at ACU, TG was a senior. Watched him on his pro day run a 4.2 on the practice field. Such a humble guy. Was so surprised when I saw the thumb nail and it was TG. Big fans of you both!
Love all the content, especially the teaching tips. Grant is so patient and really knows the sequencing of a solid golf swing. Thanks for all you do for the weekend warriors like me !!!!!!!!!!!
Grant literally is becoming a golf instruction god! I love it! Grant, you are hilarious and one of the best instructors I've ever seen. Keep up the good work bro!
One of the things I always notice and am impressed by is how quickly pro athletes tend to pick up new sports or learn new activities. Went fishing with a former NFL player in the ocean who had basically never fished before and by the end of the day he was almost like another mate on board.
i know people say things like this all the time, but i used to be one of those athletes. even today, with anything physical, i know i can figure it out. so, when you talk about picking up new sports quickly, i identify with that feeling. i've always felt lucky in that way. it's kind of like the kid in school who never had to study but always got full marks without cheating.
This was pretty cool. You're a really good instructor Grant. Doesn't hurt to have elite athletes to coach up either! Athleticism often translates across the board.
Grant you are coming into your own. Just like your Dad you are a Good Good teacher but you have your own style, laid back, easy to understand, POSITIVE VIBRATION in a rub a dub style!! Of all the guys you and Garrett are the most entertaining, talented, no big egos, positive vibe with a bit of flair and a great demeanor with internal fire and a touch of class!! I can tell you both were raised by excellent, caring, positive loving parents with a great work ethic. It shows in your confidence, logical imagination, and mental toughness molded with respect for the course, other players, the history of the game and most of all yourselves!! Blessings to you both from Richard in Cosby, east Tennessee. STAY IRIE, POSITIVE VIBRATIONS!
Very coachable student! He listened to every word you said and delivered exactly what said. He would be fun to see play a round with you as you help him.
I think we get confused sometimes on where the club is in the short backswings for 60 yd shots. I have found it is easier to feel where my arm is like you are teaching there! Good stuff Grant!
The man is an athlete and his athleticism makes these different distance shot easily repeatable. That and Grants coaching is making the magic happen. Fun to see.
Go Browns TG!! I remember you from back in the day, so awesome to see people from different interests get together, huge browns fan, huge Good Good and Grant Fan!! Congrats!!
dude, you could make a fortune just teaching. however, it's also just as enjoyable to watch you play. it's almost like there are 2 different versions of Grant. keep up the good work, my man!
I personally went to high school/graduated with him/ran around with him. Just saw him and his business partner/another one of our high school friends at my job a few weeks ago. Solid guy and a blessed guy.
"(golf) goes through the game of life as well...everything's not perfect but you get chances over and over again to hit that good shot". Bruh, that's a profound observation.
His excitement in “finding something” is what keeps us coming back….I’m not professional by any stretch but anytime I can help a friend find something they get excited about in the golf swing and they get that smile! Man that’s worth it for me.
Its really interesting to hear them speak about feel. 'I dont know what that feels like'. As pro athletes, seems like they are great at just memorising a feeling. And once they have that memory locked in, they can keep referring to it. Interesting stuff!!
Dude Taylor Gabriel ive been a huge fan of the guy, so I live in Ohio so i’m a huge cleveland browns fan and Taylor played for the browns for a minute and i always loved watching him play! it’s crazy seeing you grant as i watch you from good good and i see taylor gabriel a guy i’ve been seeing on TV forever watching football games it’s just amazing. great dude btw, has done a lot to show he cares about the community.
Great video Grant, I learned a lot. I bet it's much easier to coach a professional athlete who has been coached their whole life, with the physical abilities that come along with that.
Man, having people with good personalities, wanting to learn, and going through the game is a thousand times better than golfing with tig or bubbie... just a different vibe.
This was a super fun and educational video! That's exactly what I struggle with. The other day we were out, par 5, hit a beautiful drive and 3 wood. Had like 90 yards in, hit it slightly to the right. 20 yards to pin, f**kt it up and made triple..
This is why it bothers me when ppl who don’t play golf say it’s requires no athleticism. Personally I believe to swing a golf club consistently takes a ton! Love this type of content and seeing this coaching/analytical side of you Grant really impressive! Can’t wait for the video of you guys out on the course!!
Grant- so happy for all your success my man. If you have a chance- could you please do an “advanced “ drill on how you flight your wedges? I have a very high ball flight, which is great for 130 and above…however….high winds just kill, or over kill my wedge game. Keep up the grind 💪
it's fun watching you Young Bucks played so good, and you to me especially when you're helping up the guys on their swing your very analytical your friends are kind of what that word of cartoon characters LOL Gary from SA Texas Pushing 70 years old and God bless your
He did really well once you gave him that one piece of advice about controlling distance by limiting his backswing. This is definitely one of the more difficult shots to master because it's not at a distance that anyone typically practices. Most people are practicing with their driver and irons with full swings and also putting. Practicing with wedges doesn't get a lot of respect but having good control of them is the key to getting up and down. It's amazing how much faster natural athletes are able to pick things up.
He’s a natural athlete who knows how to use his hand properly without thinking about it - that’s why he spins it. The second someone tells him to hold his wrist hinge he won’t be spinning the ball.
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love the energy from Taylor here. laughing after every shot! pure joy for the sport
"You're hired" And just like that, Grant can basically quit YT and be a golf coach to Pro Athletes. (well, he wouldn't but that's how things like this start!) I love that all these elite athletes turn to golf for a challenge. The rest of us who've played since we were kids "Yea, welcome to the club. Weve fought this game our whole lives!" LOL
Its the patience that Grant has. Thats a mark of a great teacher - patience.
Great content. Ive been working on this over the winter and spring. Just everything from 80-40.
Given how late this guy started playing, and knowing that starting as a kid literally makes it several orders of magnitude easier to develop a good swing,... you get the impression that some people are just built differently. Elite athlete was the correct description!
@@noomade I've seen this all too often. These athletes understand the body and how it moves. It helps them have a swing that's 70-80% there. Then they just need to hire someone to fill in the finer points and they end up single digit handicaps.
But thats their thing, they're athletic. If I asked them to learn to write code like I do, they'd be lost. It took me several years to get good at golf and these guys can find it in half the time.
But it's still fun to watch them struggle in this game. It takes no prisoners.
@@Real28 Well, I agree generally. The coding thing is not a good comparison though. My main point was about the difference in learning new mechanics after childhood.
Of course the person would have needed some form of development of _some_ mechanics and training structure in the first place.
Your coding analogy is tantamount to saying that someone who had the potential to be an athlete but never went outside or played any sport and just sat in front of the tv all the time, would be lost trying to learn something at age 30. Yes of course they would.
Coding requires some foundations in mental skills that a lot of people don't acquire.
I am a pretty good programmer (so I have been told anyway) and I started coding as an adult and it was not my main focus. But then again I have strong background mathematics and went to pretty challenging schools that laid a foundation that allowed me to pick things like that up pretty easily.
I was a really good tennis player as kid and was very coachable in all sports, but picked up golf as an adult and it took me so much longer than in it did for all the children in my extended families, who generally were much less capable than I was at their ages.
I am confident that had many of these athletes been given my educational background and support structure, they would certainly not be lost when it comes to things such as coding. So many of the athletes you see, come from social structures that never allow them to develop the foundations the first place.
Have you seen Magnus Carlson play poker? He started playing poker as an adult and would pass as a pro. It brings me back what I wrote; some people are just built differently!
Anyway, just realised I have waffled on for way too long. TL;DR People that are the very best in their fields tend to be very impressive people in general!
@@noomade ha, you went way, way too deep my friend. My statement was meant to be more vague and general, not to get into the deep weeds of opportunities, social upbringings and the like! But no worries, you aren't wrong.
What I meant to say, is these guys are athletically gifted, so athletic things come a lot easier to them. I am more intellectually gifted, so things like coding come easier to me. I did not go to college or have any great opportunities to learn it. I just decided well after HS to start learning one and my ability to understand and absorb that kind of content is easy for me, so here we are. I know people way smarter than me in general who struggle with it, it's just about how your brain and body are wired.
Athletes are gonna athlete. Simple as that. It's so cool to see, too.
@@Real28 deep is relative. Have a nice day
Calling golf a “cruel addiction” is the most concise and eloquent description of the game that I’ve ever heard. 🤣 I’m definitely going to use that from now on!
I love how true athletes can just transition to a different sport almost effortlessly
They are super coachable.
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@Luke-uw6dpbefore that, that swing stuck there for years.
It's hilarious that professional athletes fell in love with golf for the same reasons that I did. Golf brings that competition back in life and that "wanting to be good" mindset and it feels amazing when things start to click. Love the videos Grant, learning a lot!
I wasn't pro but that's how I felt. Felt like I was living the same day over and over. Golf made me passionate to be good at something again
one thing ive noticed from all my previous golf instructors/coaches is that they all hammer the idea of positive reinforcement. The beautiful thing about each golf shot is that weather the result is good or bad there is always something positive to take away from it. It can be solid contact, correct alignment or even something as simple as a parallel takeaway.. as a golf instructor it is super important to always omit confidence to the student on any level. Grant does this so so well
What a thrill for Grant. Just more evidence how your channel (and, of course, Good Good and related) is reaching so many people. Well done.
I love the way it seems Grant is having so much fun teaching this man , It makes it a muich better experience for the Trainee ... Love it !!!
It was so sick meeting you yesterday Grant. I could tell you enjoyed every second of the whole event. You seem like a truly genuine guy and I wish you luck in everything you do in the future!
Appreciate that man!
@@GrantHorvatGolfs still looking for those eyebrows tho 😂
I’m really loving the opportunities you’re getting and how your platform is growing bro. Genuinely happy for you Grant ✊🏽
absolutely love this video. Seeing Grant give a lesson on a difficult golf shot to a gifted athlete is elite content. The questions and knowledge are on point. Awesome to see.. more like this please! Dope.
There is no greater moment in golf than seeing a new player learning something new after struggling with it. The joy on both teacher and student faces is a joy to watch.
I don't even think I've watched a Good Good video smiling the whole time like I did with this video. Keep it up grant. You're the reason I'm going to Keiser for a Golf Management degree. You're an easy model to follow in the world of instructing. Congrats on the influence you have built man, truly inspiring.
I got my degree through Kaiser west palm beach lots of great people and lots resources good luck!
@@keithdunkley734 Thanks man! I’m going through their flagship location too. I’m nervous but choosing to lean into a career that I’m passionate about instead of forcing myself into an unhappy 9-5.
@@davissmith1559 I now work as a head chef at a country club and give private lessons during the off season. Worked out great for me just try and meet as many people as you can it’s all about who you know down the road!
Appreciate that Davis! I hope you enjoy it
@@keithdunkley734 understood, thanks for the tip man!
I can honestly say I have had 0 in person instruction and from watching Grant’s videos I have actually gotten better. Love the fact that I can watch shot by shot analysis of how a scratch golfer approaches the game. I’m so happy this guy provides this for free. I appreciate you man.
I love seeing these athletes come over to golf. As I got older I also looked for something to stay competitive in.
Grant, this live teaching session is awesome. This is the quality of content you may consider posting on GOOD GOOD LABS? You really shine with teaching random golfers vs the GG Team. You might even consider creating a "season" with select students where you're on the course teaching them how to golf. Then at the end of the season you guys can have an 18 hole tournament with the students, three videos, 6x6x6...
Then do a follow-up video interviewing the students and how they feel now from when they started with you, what they learned and share how they improved, and how "Good Good" it feels to be on the course with the added tools....
This is why I call you the Professor!! I'm a SoCal guy who is a die hard Bears fan. Its so cool to see TG on your channel. Get ready, you know how word spreads. Other professional athletes are going to be calling! #FORTHELOVEOFTHEGAME
My first year playing baseball at ACU, TG was a senior. Watched him on his pro day run a 4.2 on the practice field. Such a humble guy. Was so surprised when I saw the thumb nail and it was TG. Big fans of you both!
Love all the content, especially the teaching tips. Grant is so patient and really knows the sequencing of a solid golf swing. Thanks for all you do for the weekend warriors like me !!!!!!!!!!!
Great vibes the entire video. Love seeing others get passionate about the game
Grant literally is becoming a golf instruction god! I love it! Grant, you are hilarious and one of the best instructors I've ever seen. Keep up the good work bro!
Thanks my man!
He nailed it- it’s a mental game. Blend physicality, finesse and strategy with that mental acuity, and you’ve got this beautiful game of golf!
One of the things I always notice and am impressed by is how quickly pro athletes tend to pick up new sports or learn new activities. Went fishing with a former NFL player in the ocean who had basically never fished before and by the end of the day he was almost like another mate on board.
i know people say things like this all the time, but i used to be one of those athletes. even today, with anything physical, i know i can figure it out. so, when you talk about picking up new sports quickly, i identify with that feeling. i've always felt lucky in that way. it's kind of like the kid in school who never had to study but always got full marks without cheating.
This was pretty cool. You're a really good instructor Grant. Doesn't hurt to have elite athletes to coach up either! Athleticism often translates across the board.
His contact is so pure. I've been playing for 25 years and am good at the half wedge shot, but rarely clip it this nice.
Grant you are coming into your own. Just like your Dad you are a Good Good teacher but you have your own style, laid back, easy to understand, POSITIVE VIBRATION in a rub a dub style!! Of all the guys you and Garrett are the most entertaining, talented, no big egos, positive vibe with a bit of flair and a great demeanor with internal fire and a touch of class!! I can tell you both were raised by excellent, caring, positive loving parents with a great work ethic. It shows in your confidence, logical imagination, and mental toughness molded with respect for the course, other players, the history of the game and most of all yourselves!! Blessings to you both from Richard in Cosby, east Tennessee. STAY IRIE, POSITIVE VIBRATIONS!
Very coachable student! He listened to every word you said and delivered exactly what said. He would be fun to see play a round with you as you help him.
Athletes are so impressive. Such great coordination and muscle memory. Took one swing thought to get Taylor dialed in!
Excellent content Grant. Golf brings out the best in folks, and you're proving that.
When you're smiling after hitting the shot you been chasing, it's so nice.
I think we get confused sometimes on where the club is in the short backswings for 60 yd shots. I have found it is easier to feel where my arm is like you are teaching there! Good stuff Grant!
Love your positivity! Keep up the amazing job!
Such a great video! Great job, Taylor! I'm jealous of your wedge play already, man!
The man is an athlete and his athleticism makes these different distance shot easily repeatable. That and Grants coaching is making the magic happen. Fun to see.
Taylor Gabriel! So cool! Love seeing this platform opening so many doors for all you GoodGood guys!
Awesome vid! He was fun to watch in the league so quick and great routes. Glad to see he is doing so well w the golf game!
Hitting balls towards cars, that’s some real confidence right there
Grant! Big energy my dude! Lessons to superstars. You're killing it and have an infinite ceiling on your future.
Go Browns TG!! I remember you from back in the day, so awesome to see people from different interests get together, huge browns fan, huge Good Good and Grant Fan!! Congrats!!
dude, you could make a fortune just teaching. however, it's also just as enjoyable to watch you play. it's almost like there are 2 different versions of Grant. keep up the good work, my man!
Grant is an absolute gem
Vibes are on point in this video. Love it!
Again, absolutely the most enjoyable video I've seen with you so far!!!
This is the best video I’ve seen for short game this concept I can grasp very easily . Thanks Grant
this is hella lit grant i couldn’t imagine ! love to see this for u man 🤟🏽🤟🏽✊🏽
Getting hyped just watching this at work, need to get on a course soon!
You can see why he was a successful professional athlete. Extremely coachable and a great attitude. Sick video brother! ✌🏻
Let's go Coach Grant ! You got this. Man, are you awesome.
Crazy how quick he got on to backswing checkpoints. Pro athletes are really built different.
I personally went to high school/graduated with him/ran around with him. Just saw him and his business partner/another one of our high school friends at my job a few weeks ago. Solid guy and a blessed guy.
This would be a cool series. Lessons for a pro and then a little game at the end. awesome video
"(golf) goes through the game of life as well...everything's not perfect but you get chances over and over again to hit that good shot". Bruh, that's a profound observation.
Great advice from the big man and yes it only takes one good shot to want to get out do it again
So cool to see how fun he's having hitting good shots. Golf is the best
Great teacher AND a great student. Loved the video,.
Taylor just showing what true athletes can actually do, that was some crazy good short game work
Love the lesson videos!
Love your vids. I just started golf and it’s the greatest game ever!
You’ve got to love seeing people get excited about golf!
Great lesson, I’ve picked up a few tips. Awesome positive energy….more of this pls
Grant... you are living the life my dude
His excitement in “finding something” is what keeps us coming back….I’m not professional by any stretch but anytime I can help a friend find something they get excited about in the golf swing and they get that smile! Man that’s worth it for me.
6:03 Grant's life flashed before his eyes when he took that bump from an NFL dude. lol
Awesome to c u teach world class athletes
golf bringing the boys together🔥🔥👌🏾👌🏾
love seeing football players play golf what a change in pace
Its really interesting to hear them speak about feel. 'I dont know what that feels like'. As pro athletes, seems like they are great at just memorising a feeling. And once they have that memory locked in, they can keep referring to it. Interesting stuff!!
Dude Taylor Gabriel ive been a huge fan of the guy, so I live in Ohio so i’m a huge cleveland browns fan and Taylor played for the browns for a minute and i always loved watching him play! it’s crazy seeing you grant as i watch you from good good and i see taylor gabriel a guy i’ve been seeing on TV forever watching football games it’s just amazing. great dude btw, has done a lot to show he cares about the community.
Best content from Good Good! Love it man
Would love to see more athletes get in to golf. The pro am tourneys with athletes and celebrities are very fun to watch
Love this man keep it up you’re about to blow up!
Not a big surprise. You take an elite athlete like that, they're going to learn quick.
Former Browns legend, Taylor Gabriel. Ok, legend may be a stretch, but dude was awesome. Great video Grant.
So rewarding watching "it click" for someone!
Great video Grant, I learned a lot. I bet it's much easier to coach a professional athlete who has been coached their whole life, with the physical abilities that come along with that.
Man, having people with good personalities, wanting to learn, and going through the game is a thousand times better than golfing with tig or bubbie... just a different vibe.
This is Legit some goat activity.
Great video. Taylor and JJ were awesome. Would love to see you shoot a round with them.
This was a super fun and educational video! That's exactly what I struggle with. The other day we were out, par 5, hit a beautiful drive and 3 wood. Had like 90 yards in, hit it slightly to the right. 20 yards to pin, f**kt it up and made triple..
Love this Grant, 2V2 scramble with them you and Bubby please.
This is why it bothers me when ppl who don’t play golf say it’s requires no athleticism. Personally I believe to swing a golf club consistently takes a ton! Love this type of content and seeing this coaching/analytical side of you Grant really impressive! Can’t wait for the video of you guys out on the course!!
this is just the lesson bubbi need´s :-D great video Grand... keep em comming.
Grant- so happy for all your success my man. If you have a chance- could you please do an “advanced “ drill on how you flight your wedges? I have a very high ball flight, which is great for 130 and above…however….high winds just kill, or over kill my wedge game. Keep up the grind 💪
Huge Falcon and Good Good fan. Taylor was a big part of that Super Bowl run for us.
Grant's good juju is infectious.
Awesome content bro! Turbo Taylor also a world class human 👏🏻👏🏻
Great work Grant!
it's fun watching you Young Bucks played so good, and you to me especially when you're helping up the guys on their swing your very analytical your friends are kind of what that word of cartoon characters
LOL
Gary from SA Texas
Pushing 70 years old and God bless your
Grant's confidence is on another level. This guy his girl hanging around NFL players with zero sweat.
Good video bro. It’s nice to see people having fun together.
He did really well once you gave him that one piece of advice about controlling distance by limiting his backswing. This is definitely one of the more difficult shots to master because it's not at a distance that anyone typically practices. Most people are practicing with their driver and irons with full swings and also putting. Practicing with wedges doesn't get a lot of respect but having good control of them is the key to getting up and down. It's amazing how much faster natural athletes are able to pick things up.
JJ with the quotable "golf's a cruel addiction" . Please add that to the merch store hat section or as an iron on patch 🎉.
Half shot 60 is a perfect 60 yard shot for me an just try an shorting it up like u say for any less! Awesome video love watching stuff like this
Dude looks like he can still ball. Would love to see him keep grinding. I bet he could absolutely pipe the driver
Absolute legend
great content as always!
Great GHG video. Lemmeno when you get up to Toronto (for the Canadian Open?). I need to find the happy place between my push fade and snap hook.
He’s a natural athlete who knows how to use his hand properly without thinking about it - that’s why he spins it. The second someone tells him to hold his wrist hinge he won’t be spinning the ball.
What a great video. You guys looked like you had so much fun.
Grant your goated on the sticks